…Our flag; our easy to sing national anthem; the Tawatinaw River Valley (I’m alittle biased); maple syrup; wild blueberries; inukshuks; Cape Breton Island; curling; Whitehorse; the Yukon; Liard Hot Springs; Banff and Jasper National Parks; the Calgary Stampede; Rick Mercer; Corner Gas; Timmy’s; Nanaimo bars; Smarties; Molson Canadian; Robertson screwdrivers; Canadian Tire money; Pierre Burton; Mounties; touques; the metric system; NATIONAL HEALTH CARE; loonies and twonies; Zambonis; Robaxicet; Robert Service; CBC Radio; the politeness; Ketchup potato chips; Alberta beef; back bacon; Saskatoon berries; maple leaves; Farley Mowart; Niagara Falls; Terry Fox; Mr Dressup; cleanliness; beavers; Saskatchewan sunsets; fields of canola; hockey; Hudson Bay Company; the low crime rate; the amount of wild space; our reputation as peace keepers; our Rocky Mountains; poutine; Cheezies; Duct tape; Polar Bears; Elk (aka wapiti); light bulbs; insulin; flannel sheets; that we can visit Cuba; Red Rose tea; Ogopogo; igloos; our friendly moose; Don Cherry; Aeros; ManTracker; chesterfields; Caesars; Coffee Crisps....
Happy Canada Day!!!!
Happy Canada Day! Your description made me "homesick" for another vacation to Alberta!
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Nannette
I love my country, but Canada is so much more interesting and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI think most of your readers would also include North Wapiti Siberians in there discription of what makes Canada the best place to live and play.
ReplyDeleteI agree you forgot to list NorthWapiti kennel as one of the wonderful things about Canada.
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Canada, but was inches from the Canadian border. Why did I not go? Because I did not have a passport - and had we gone to Canada, there would be no guarantees I would be allowed to come back to the U.S. I did have my MO Drivers License, My Social Security Card and a Certified Copy of My Birth Certificate. Apparently that did not matter. So, some day I want to go to Canada - legally that is!
ReplyDeleteFrom what I did see of Canada - it looked just spectacular! Happy Canada Day Karen and everyone else who are Canadians here!